of the 50, he was actually only able to send out 23. 11 came back. >> with cigars? >> with cigars. the cigars are on display through january 11th at the gallery. >> how did the pigeons -- how ingenious of this guy, right, to be able to do this. >> here the thing. pigeons can't be prosecuted for bringing cigars back. they haven't done anything illegal and the artist told "the new york times" he was paying attention to the history of pirating. before the embargo, there were regular shipments between key west and cuba and now there are not. the u.s. is spending a lot of money on an aerial surveillance system that scans the waters. >> what a weird art project. >> what else did you fill the pigeon pouch with. >> today's cigar carrier could be tomorrow ace drugs >>> dash cam videos from russia. the first one, the driver is arriving to this intersection here. you see that there are a few people right at the corner waiting their turn to cross. this car is driving past them, a white bmw decides to pass at the exact rong time and ends up striking the child. do you see that? it happened very

they asked george burns how he got to be 90 smoking a cigar about that.did his doctor say about that? he said my doctor's dead. >> like a tablespoon of risky in your coffee? >> i don't think that would work at the office. >> in the morning. >> i love this guy. he's done everything i've asked people to do. he's drinking his coffee, which we know the benefits of it. whiskey is really known as the water of life. so he's adding a little bit to it and it's working. there's anti-oxidants. also, echoing love and that's the secret. >> it is? >> you have to have love, you have to be in love. but having said that, i think he has very good genes. some people say, he's smoking and there's nothing wrong. a friend of mine just smoked a couple of packs and he's dead from lung cancer. this man is lucky, he has good genes, he has loves, he is drinking his coffee. >> what's the word for love in hebrew? [ speaking foreign language ]. >> you have to have that. >> you have to have lots of that. >> dr. samadi was in israel talking about prostate cancer. how was your trip? >> i

he started each morning with a tablespoon of whiskey in his coffee and smokes a dozen cigars.he says that is the secret to his longevity. dr.siegel he does look amazing, it was a thrill to see him so healthy but, really? >> first, happy birthday. i have to tell you i am sticking to the mediterranean diet. you want to live to 107, he is an anomaly, the whiskey as long as it is a tablespoon in the morning and that is it but if he has it throughout the day. thecy fares, they asked george burns how he got to be 90 smoking a cigar, what did the doctor say? he said my doctor's dead. >> a table speech whiskey in the coffee... >> i don't think it would work at the office. >> love this guy. he has done everything i asked people to do, drinking his coffee which we know the benefits of. whiskey is known as a water of life so he is adding a little bit and working theant oxidant but i found out his girlfriend is someone with the last name of "love." >> you have to have love, you have to be in love, but having said that, he also has very good genes. a friend of mine smoke add couple of pack

everyone would smoke a cigar. and i had stolen a gallon of orange juice, so we opened up the orange juice and were drinking orange juice and smoking cigars. and kind of relaxed, although, i'm not saying we are at a party mood, believe me, but we got to the reef and transferred into alligators, which is an amphibious tank, and as we were approaching shore, the one next to us blew up. a japanese mortar blew everybody up and it was kind a glorious sight. that straightened us out a bit as far as being lighthearted. and as the thing climbed up ashore, the first guy hollered back, last man close the gate. so we were kind of -- you wouldn't believe it, but we were all laughing. we are getting shot at with bullets all over the place, and here we land laughing. so that was our storm landing. now the one on iwo jima, we fought in guam for five months. the battle was six weeks. and then they declared the island concurred, safe, whatever, secular. and for four months every day we patrolled to 10,000 japanese. after the island

teams, i believe.otball smoked the cigars. 'owe har harley. yes. were you cfused though? absolutely. >> i think most ansgender people think there's something not right. t like i thought you should be a gierl gi. though about what it would be you ow, you,raj, you put on a suit or a tie, no tie. and you never look good to yo it's never right. >> was there a secret life in hotel rooms. >> yeah, yeah. you that and it's kind of a cycle where you do stuff, you put on clothing, put on women's clothing, you t on whatever and u hang out. i used to go to paris and get two hotel rooms. one i would have hotel in the ritz that my company would pay r and i would entertain then i would have arappy hotel room that i would ep a secret itcase. >>s there therapy, a shock treatment. >> i had electric shock treatment in l.a. in the '80s. this could do . i went twice and i thought i'm not gng to put myself through this this is barbaric. >> you said it was rough with yo sons for many years. w is it now? >> it's good. i talk to my youngest son every night. once w got overhe transion an they mour

is just a cigar, if it is a little white lie.sa: what is the amot to every couple that is different. >> if you said i spent $1,000, you really spent $2,000 that is -- melissa: that is a little? >> people are stressed out during holiday, but go to a parking lot, and people are upt. so to add to that you are lying about what you are buying and hiding spending, it is okay, i think i can separate them two, have you a separate account with your money, and a join account with their account. melissa: that is a lie. >> you pay all of bills from center account. what if your salaries are different? are you married? >> i am also engaged. >> i'm it. i put on the money in, that is the end of it, nobody asks what i spend the money on. melissa: that works who balances the checkbook? >> my wife. melissa: she could be robbing you blind have you no idea. >> you are right but ie i know what after two 72 tha 72. melissa: that is trust. >> after 20 years. bottom line, if you top sit down with your spouse before holidays and talk about how much money

look like a monster it takes a frafrt to get the lines listened up but this is billy wilder lalt a cigar but you'll see what this is by locating you in this case him but what was striking it is precisely they don't look like monsters he pointed out when you spend time looking at a person you don't stare at them you look up and down but that is, in fact, what it looks like to stare at them. he don't two views one from standing still and one from walking the distance on oldly enough if i don't walk and look at this way you don't get the classic renaissance window as you're looking under a window you have to walk to get that view. he begins to play with notations of reserve prfkdz which is cubeism you walk about the desk i see it from all sides. if you look at it from this side perhaps that and that (laughter) and if i look at it from this side you see this and that that is cube itching and navigate translated that to his opinions. this is one he doesn't in the midst of a can lodge he drives down and parks his car he sees this view when he's up her and if there's a view there walked through

a staggering sum, though somewhat less than we pay for cigarettes and cigars every year. space expenditures -- [ applause ] space expenditures will soon rise some more from 40 cents per person per week to more than 50 cents a week for every man, woman and child in the united states. for we have given this program a high national priority. even though i realize that this is in some measure an act of faith and vision, for we do not now know what benefits await us, but if i were to say, my fellow citizens, that we shall send to the moon 240,000 miles away from the control station in houston, a giant rocket more than 300 feet tall, the length of a football field, made of new metal alloys, some of which have not yet been invented, capable of withstanding heat and stresses several times more than have ever been experienced, fitted together with a precision better than the finest watch, carrying all the equipment needed for propulsion, guidance, control, communication, food, and survival, on an untried mission, to an unknown celestial body, and then return it safely to other, re

pretty good cigar. in the. court. document that states you voted as it was something. that was. very. much it was proposed would be for me to run your buildings one of those. in the trunk or back to the moments when. i'm a conspirator i don't want to say anything about myself my name is youngish donovan i'm twenty five years old. is my time initially there were three of us and i got so alexandra shift and me. in the form of alexandra's of junk recruited people she handled always p.r. she worked with the girls a tower training center. i worked as our artist. photographs pictures impressions our overall appearance. was the for the first three years so we just put on performances at some point it became clear that it wasn't very fresh and we needed something bigger so let's take off our clothes. make it. we fight against particular party our co-features dictatorship to tell a tarion isn't macho man in politics we protest against the sex industry and the church were generally against any religion whatever it is. really didn't. can i answer that question later i don't want to answer.

. >> rose: -- family was in the cigar business. >> how is that from cigars to tv. that's how it was. >> rose: it was primarily radio. >> we were selling white goods, electronics and furniture. >> rose: but i mean, what amazes me about your story, at least this is what i read, the furniture began with beds. >> yes. that was the original product. we had a factory that made the box spring or the bed where you put the mattress on top. that was the first part that our family did. and then we had a big family split because at that time there was two families, and they had a huge fight. >> rose: right. >> and basically the salinas were expelled from there. >> rose: let me come back to the family but let's talk about mexico. how do you feel about mexico's economic future today. >> very well. because look mexico had 120 million people. half of the people are less than 25 years old. it's a very young country, it's dynamic. >> rose: you look at emerging markets where they're, i mean obviously japan has an older demographic, china has an older demographic, russia has an older

(laughter) i mean, you've seen one cigar humidor you've seen them all.t's why i like to mix it up sometimes and go glamour camping. or glamping. (laughter) there's no better try enjoy the great outdoors without giving up 600 thread count sheets, gourmet meals and butler service. at the finest establishments, even the wildlife are trained in shiatsu massage. although i'm always a lilt uncomfortable when it's a dude. but now i've discovered an even more exotic hybrid of luxury and roughing it. it's called shantytown, a lodging option available at the emoya hotel and spa in bloemfontein in south africa. it's modeled on the hovels of south africa's townships. the whole family can stay in an authentic corrugated tin shack, each with its own black smoke spewing fire, beef tallow candle and squatter's kitchen. like a sandals resort if sandals were made for an old tire. it's got nothing on glamour slumming, or glumming. now you can experience what it's like to be trapped in a shantytown, resending rich people who do things like stay in a pretend shantytown. plus

and my favorite, picasso's cigar, a piece of wood painted like cigar went for $1 million after a fiercee details emerging from the big find in munich of art alluded by nazis, more than 1400 paintings valued at more than $1 billion, with paintings, c chagal, matisse, picasso, stolen art. they have to find out -- >> give it back to the owners. >> yes. >> thanks, robert frank. >> thank you for watching "street signs," everybody. >>> hi, everybody. good afternoon. welcome to the "closing bell." i'm maria bartiromo. coming to you live from bank of america. >> we're watching a market that started the day pretty sharply lower. down about 80 points on the dow but a report out that says the fed could be keeping interest rates lower for a lot longer than anybody thought. brought us off those lows. you may have heard, there is some fed economists who have

all all of the cigars and the brandy don't -- let me finish can now be heard in -- i've not (bleep)ing finished. in the back of the voice. i'm still not finished. >> because you're panicking. you know i'm to start. >> because you look like you're about to bloody talk! let me finish. so michael cane's voice now in the bat man movies and in harry brown, i can't go fast because michael cane talks very, very slowly. >> well, this is how michael cane speaks, michael caine speaks through his nose like that. he gets very, very specific, it's very like that when he gets loudly it gets very loud, indeed. it gets very specific, it's not quite nasal enough the way you're doing it, all right? you're not doing it the way he speaks! you're not doing it with the kind of -- and you don't do the broken voice when he gets very emotional. when he gets very emotional indeed. she was only 16 years old. she was only 16 -- you're only supposed to blow the bloody doors off. that's michael caine. >> rose: (laughs) you were watching that intently. was that looking at anything? >> i'm just looking at that becaus

other great drivers at luxor who remember him as a kind and generous person who liked to smoke a big cigar. even younger drivers remember him who took the time to teach them the tricks of the trade. he will be affectionately remembered by a lot of people for many years to come. thank you for this opportunity to remember this ciefer. >> with members' consent we will adjourn the meeting in memory of mr. deforest. >> items 11 and 16 beth call for the board to take approval actions within the meaning of chapter 31 of the san francisco administrative code as it was amended by ordinance 161-13. as to each of these items the planning department has issued a determination that the items are categorically exempt from the california quality act. the exemptions are posted on the planning department's web site. these exemptions determinations are subject to appeal within the time frame specified in the admin code section 31.16, which is typically 30 days. for information on filing an appeal a member of the public should contact the clerk of the board of supervisors in room 244 at city hall or by calli

very suessful business person you re as a man, coached your son's football teams, i believe, oked cigars of the inly -- >> harley. >> all the kind of main things. as youere doing those thing were you confused though by the end of the day? >> absolutely i think most ansgender people there's something wrong, g that something not right. they don't know what it is. i didn't know what it was. something just not right. it's not like every day i woke up and thought i shouldave been a girl. consider -- think about what it woulbe if every time, you know, you, raj, getting ready for work y put on a suit and a tie, you get dressed up and you ok in the mirror and youever look good to you. it's never right. when you look you never see what you don't know wha you want to see but you know that's not it. >> was there a secret life in hotel rooms? >> yeah. and you that and it' kind o a cycle wher you do stuff, you women's clothing, you put on whatever and you just hang out. you know, i remember i used go to paris and sometimes i'd get two hotelrooms. one i wouldave a hotel room in the ritz that my compa

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we should not get involved in any activities that harm tighten security and ensure a pain in the cigar but also someone that u s ambassador to jakarta to clear up the allegations. ask and it continues to deepen the menace park at all former nsa contractors were snowed in. i found a job in russia. the russian lawyer eighties snowden said thursday that he will start work in november provided support for a large russian website. she noted. the edits the series recent pivotal game seven on friday night and we happened to him and stephen j joins us to phyllis and all the details of the series deciding game stated. hey guys one team was going to go down in history as though that they're now let's get straight to our last video highlights of the season. it's the bears you he'd climb on the mountain versus the lions tied it one time. now we go on to the first of their skin on two hits and one that bears are on the board first now to the bottom some songs walk on he comes in like this and why it's what one side ok now to the third that there is usually comes home on a life. well two one two son

happening now what's allegedly happened why is germany such a popular target for its allies to spy on what cigar. germany is the driving force of the euro zone it's the it's the only real success story economically in the in the monetary union at the time being and one of those things that has come out from the these allegations of spying when i've been speaking to senior political figures in europe they've told me that they're not they they expect they spy agencies will look into governments but what's been special about what's happened here in germany is well it seems that business and private citizens have been the main targets now that prompted around one hundred fifty thousand people over a hundred fifty thousand people i beg your pardon but their names to a a petition that was handed to parliament today petition among other things called for edward snowden to be allowed to come here to germany to be granted asylum here and that he should be allowed to to address a parliamentary inquiry as the german people want to find out exactly what went on where these leaks came from and just how much

another undercover fbi agent using the fake name of rocky patel, which is the name of a well-known cigar company. these details just released in an fbi affidavit obtained by tv network al-jazeera. >> the fbi alleges that you have accepted tens of thousands of dollars in bribes in exchange for supporting legislation. >> that's like i said i'm not going to answer anything right know. >> the fbi was investigating calderon for bribery, extortion, conspiracy and fraud. so far no charges have been filed. >>> the white house tapped silicon valley experts to help fix the obamacare website. among the companies lending him are google, oracle and red hat. the website has been slammed by glitches since it rolled out at the beginning of the month. health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius was grilled yesterday over the problems. she apologized and accepted the blame. the treasury department is pushing the use it or lose it part of flexible spending accounts. employees will be able to carry up over $500 to the next calendar year of unused funds. 14million families use flexibility spending

size of the lavish gifts he allegedly showered naval officers-- cash, prostitutes, expensive cuban cigars, and luxury trips overseas. even tickets to a lady gaga concert. what francis got in return, according to prosecutors, was u.s. navy warships redirected to asian ports he ran. francis allegedly overcharged the u.s. to supply those ships with food, fuel, and security services. rear admiral john kirby is a navy spokesman. >> we've been in business with this company for... since about 1997, so hundreds of millions of dollars' worth of contracts. >> reporter: today, francis pleaded not guilty to charges of conspiracy and bribery. in september, navy investigators lured the malaysian tycoon to a meeting in this san diego hotel, where he was arrested. and two navy commanders have been charged with accepting bribes that reached $100,000. >> we believe that there will be more naval officers, and perhaps even some navy civilians, implicated in this scandal as the investigation unfolds. >> reporter: a naval investigator is also accused of giving francis classified information about the case. acc

away shaped like a cigar. leadership straight away long jeopardy. according to saying scott amancio has become a lost start over the past few centuries i just can't imagine why. washington d.c. has gone nuclear sort of earlier this afternoon the senate voted by a margin of fifty two to forty eight to change its rules regarding the use of the filibuster the so-called nuclear option although in reality the nuclear option should refer to the republicans this isn't a filibuster everything and blow up how the senate normally does business rather than refer to a relatively modest rule change by democrats to prevent unparalleled obstruction anyway with this change from now on any and all of the president obama's judicial and executive branch nominees except for supreme court nominees will only need a simple up or down vote to get confirmed they won't need sixty votes anymore today's vote was the culmination of a long battle under mitch mcconnell's leadership of the g.o.p. minority in the senate the use of the filibuster has skyrocketed everything came to a

agreed upon that combative we can take someone who is attracted to would be smoking jerry flavored cigarsto jerry electronics cigarettes, the impact is positive. melissa: we have to go. thank you for coming on. we appreciate it. we have all heard of office romances, but turn into epic fail. monica lewinsky. for every one that says don't disappear pain accompanying, some people just can't resist. we have a "money" talker panel on how right or wrong it really is. you will be shocked. and you made "money" today. the newly public company may have an odd name, but there is nothing funny about their "money." keep watching and find that to it is. piles of melissa: end of finding love in the workplace they are not alone. a survey shows 80 percent of people prefer to find their perfect partner at work. does that ever turnout well? and luxury real-estate agents jared, what do you think? this is 80 percent of ople? are they in st. >> they are insane. >> they are insane. >> is a bad career move it does not work out it could put your career and romance on the blind fill all office knows about it. hiki

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they bought two cigars.summit and they planned to smoke the second one shortly thereafter, then ryan was arrested. today, ten years later, they will smoke that second cigar. a great father-son moment. >> enjoy that. >> happiest thanksgiving of them all. >> absolutely. >>> time, now, to head back to philadelphia, where we find sam champion. at, again, the oldest parade in the country. sammy, how is it going? >> all right. perfection. by the way, we just introduced you to the alexis dupont high school marching band. and, by the way, where are you guys from? this is a program that mentors kids. they've got a bunch of folks dressed up as clowns this morning. everybody's with us. we're ready to keep warm. wait a minute. you have to see this over here. this is the woodside one wheels from maine. so, it's a parade that comes from all over the country, just for you, right here on the streets of philadelphia. let's get to the boards. one or two things to talk about and show you this morning. while i dance on through